Domodedovo AirHotel Moscow

... office via the metro, inevitably receiving much attention as Chris and Jenny were in their beautiful wedding gear. We made it with about one minute to spare and were rushed up stairs where there was an amass of people in wedding dresses all looking elegant, except one. We thought she was getting married to a Michael Jackson wannabe, but he turned out to be her brother we think, and instead she was marrying disco stu. But she herself was dressed in the most garish ...

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... coaches, armour, guns, jewel encrusted weapons, a room devoted to gold and silverware and the magnificent intricate Faberge eggs. Never in our wildest dreams did we think we would ever see such fabulous objects.<br>A big day out and back to our room late afternoon. After a freshen up we headed back to a small Russian cafe we spotted on our walk, for dinner. Very casual and very tasty.<br><br>

... 5060 km to go. Somewhere near Cheremkhovo. I'm sleepy. I think it's about 6.30pm local time, but there is no way of checking. My idea of doing interviews with passengers and railway staff fell on its **** as no one speaks English (or they don't want to). We did bribe the Provodnitsas (carriage attendants) with chocolates though, and they seem to be looking after us. Day 2. 18.19 Moscow time (21.19 local time. I think )Novosibirsk; 3335 km's from Moscow. Sleepy and smelly ...

Russia offers a warm welcome, or perhaps not... 4pm on Thursday 21st Febraury, and I board the overnight express between Warsaw and Moscow via Belarus, due to arrive in the Russian capital at 10am the next morning. I entered my cabin feeling somewhat more relaxed than I had in the previous two days, and was joined by Dimitri a Russian Pianist. Dimitri had just been seeing his girlfriend in Warsaw, which came as a mild relief as you know what ...

... and to Dimitri we gave some chocolates. Both got a French postcard with some kind sentiments. Well by the end of the day, there were Canada stickers all over Grigory's office, Dimitri couldn't have looked more embarassed over such deserved praise and thanks and Rita had my uOttawa lab coat as a gift. We visited the ICU in the hospital, something that was promised long ago, but in the end it was saved until the last day. That was an eye-opener. Now, he didn't speak ...

... of people I confront. It is a group of older British guys in town for the game and two of their friends weren't able to make it for this reason or that. I'm expecting to hear an asking price north of $1,500 and am prepared to pay up to $742 (ok, $1,000) but the guy comes out with a bombshell... face value!!! He is obviously wealthy and isn't looking to make any money on the sale so I negotiate two dollars less than face value just so I ...

... collection... of pickled body parts and bodies of different species like two headed lambs and a pickled 7 foot giant. Unfortunately once again, not open Mondays. This was a pity but Karin was keen to hit the markets again anyway so that's where we headed. Walking the high road we noticed a racket coming down the road toward us. It looked very military to say the least and by god it was. Trucks/ lorry's with rocket launchers bolted to their decks. This was awesome. First ...

... Out the otherside of the underpass I passed several food vans and the found the path up to the hotel. The Cosmos is a very large semicircular building with a long ramp leading up to it, which was snow covered and quite slippery. I managed to keep my feet all the way up. Arriving at the front desk, I checked in with relative ease although they do take your passport away which is a little alarming. The girl at the reception desk was somewhat surprised to see me on my ...

... kremlin was the Diamond farm, sort of like the crown jewels in london. this is apparently the largest collection of diamonds in the world. they also claim to have the largest solid chunk of gold on display. I couldn't take a picture of that or any of the museums i went in. The next day was our last with Marina and we parted company after stopping at a cafe. She was a great guide, but after 10 days on the go, i had been toured out. Back to the hotel to get ready to leave.